you see, "pop" is a nickname for softdrinks in some parts of the US. And "free" is a nickname for something you don't have to pay for but you still have to pay. Thanks, Tristan.
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How does a "free" "pop" compare to a "free pop"?
What if I want a free "soda"?
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According to me this is the policy to attract people.They says free but actually indirectly we pay for this.Thank you very much for sharing this with us.
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